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Filter by Meaning The writer's first draft was full of crudity and needed significant editing.
The prototype for the new machine was still in a state of crudity.
The writer's crudity in his choice of words made the text difficult to read.
The chef was disappointed by the crudity of the ingredients he was given.
The crudity of the construction left the building unsafe.
The writer's use of offensive language showed a lack of crudity.
The chef's cooking lacked sophistication and was marked by crudity.
His handwriting was illegible and showed crudity.
The construction workers showed a certain crudity in their building techniques.
The novice writer's work was criticized for its crudity of style.
The chef was appalled by the crudity of the ingredients used in the recipe.
The chef's crudity in plating the dish detracted from its visual appeal.
The restaurant's decor was criticized for its crudity and lack of attention to detail.
The restaurant was criticized for the crudity of its menu and lack of variety.
The writer's crudity was evident in the cliched phrases and lack of originality in their work.
The builder was frustrated by the crudity of the tools he had to work with.
The chef's lack of experience was evident in the crudity of the presentation of the dish.
The dish's crudity was apparent in its haphazard presentation and lack of seasoning.
The hand-drawn map had a certain crudity charm, with wobbly lines and uneven lettering.
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